The irresistible charm of Pixar meets the slapstick comedy of Looney Tunes in Presto

It doesn’t feel like Hathway and Wilson can hold a candle to the incomparable comedic pairing of Martin and Caine.

There is dark humour aplenty here, but it doesn’t hit you with the same level of fun as it did in the previous movie.

While its visual flair can’t hide its plot's flaws, the film will keep fans entertained with its action-packed fun.

Filmmakers could not fully make use of the rather intriguing premise, but still managed to make the film entertaining

Shyamalan, surprisingly, failed to make full use of the potential this project inherently possesses.

The project aims to take a dated film and update it for the #MeToo era, offering a peek inside a man's head!

Once again, a foreign production is trying to pass off India (and Indians) as Pakistan (and Pakistanis).

While Chand is impressive as Mowgli, the film is let down by its uneven material and inability to capture the emotions

Leaving the arcade setting for the Internet theme doesn’t turn out to be the best choice for the sequel.